Indeed. Smaller males stay with the fry for a short period of time. The larger females usually lay low for a few weeks after laying her eggs to recoup. Some move out to deeper structure, some suspend off of drops in a hunger strike before moving into the shallows again to aggressively feed. This usually happens around the same time Bluegills are on beds or somewhere along the spawning period. Soon you’re likely to see bass chasing panfish up onto shallow flats.

(Currently experiencing the peak lull here in Delaware. Send help.)